Opening date revealed for new Sports Direct store in Wokingham
The latest addition to Wokingham's retail scene will open tomorrow, Friday August 7.
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FA Cup fever returns to Wokingham tonight
The world's oldest and most magical cup competition is back in our backyard tonight.
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£500,000 boost announced for historic Crowthorne train station after years of campaigning
It is set to benefit from a half-million-pound restoration project.
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Community comes together to support Daisy’s Dream
People came together at Dinton Pastures Country Park last month for a charity walk in support of Daisy's Dream.
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What really happens at Dinton Pastures after dark? Find out on bat walk
Join a bat walk and talk at Dinton Activity Centre later this month.
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Hundreds of vulnerable young people to benefit from new £3.1m Wokingham scheme
Wokingham borough council has launched a new £3 million contract to support young people in care or who are maturing to adulthood.
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Don’t ditch it, fix it !
The Wokingham Repair Cafe takes place on Saturday from 10am until 1pm at All Saint's Church,
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‘It’s not becoming a mosque’: Wokingham Islamic Centre hits back at ‘misinformation’ over former Ritz cinema plans
Significant misinformation has been published across various online channels.
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Reader’s plea sparks action over Emm Brook rubbish
A reader contacted Wokingham Today following the discovery.
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‘We need answers’: Rural residents air concerns with Wokingham MP
He has held four village surgeries in the north of Wokingham.
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